Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-12-09

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The railroad company will devote TO-
,,cre, If il, land in Newberry 10 celery
culture ne - year.
ole GunNen of Alpena was drunk ana
on his way home fell into the lake ana
was drowned. His wife will sue liquor {
dealer there for damages.
Twas so co d in Muskegon the SOth ult.,
that the hands Of the town clock troze
last TO the dial
Ed Chud,. IA Detroit Gran Haven q
Milwaukee. yardsman, was last January
>ent ont as "A brakemen. On his third trip
while making a coupling near birmlhs
ham at night he stepped into an uhco|-
cred cattle guard filled with snow Ills
hand was badly jammed between the
drawhea Suppuration set H. anu 10
Gently DR. Brodie amputated the arm oe
low the elbow. f. I. Wood has begun
suit for Chids in the cireu court 10 re-
cover al 800 damages,
The Hon. James VI Neasmith OF Nlcks
burg. ex -commissioner of the state lana
Office has been appointed a member OF the
state board of corrections and charities
vice Marcus Poua,ky, who Is now prac
ucing law in Chicago. Mr.. Neasmth
term of Office will expire Dec. u, 1874
The Rev. Or. Haskell, for the past Il
| wears pastor Of the Baptist church III Ann
Arbor. has resigned After March next
&c proposes 10 retire from active minlste
rial work.
Local option won the victory in Van
Buren, county on the lst inst. 10y aoJO ma
orty
Alva Alexander has brought suit
against Big Rapids for $4,000 for lnJurie
received from defective sidewalk.
sidney Whee.e-, a reputable citizen OK
Kalamazoo la, been arrested for hrihs
his own house,
December there we're Isl criminals in
he state prison
Capltanst, from Sault Ste. Marie and
Fast Suenaw.have been leasing land and
ex ioriug IN tie mount unou, region ing
,olre distance uae, rom the 81. Mary
river and the Canadian side, ana now
/ lain 10 nave found ruby and gray SILVER
t. uartl CARRYING $50 q 5000 OF silver 10
the ton The vein, which Is SAID TO o.
are is located ony ~ miles northwe't
e of the 500. The same gentlemen nave
other nine, on the Canad an side, farther
. 8owu the river, and several strong mining
&c companies are organized.
IA sylvester Gardner OF GreenVlle' has
If been arrested. charged with sending Oh
scene matter through the mails. lhe
a commitment is Emma Keech, a young
N lady of Greenvile, 10 years old VINO
It Claims Gardner wrote her letter II
a. which he asked for meeting and made
/ indecent proposals. The matter was con
6ded to her mother and together with an
- oil,ce- thew went 20 the place OF meetin.
IN and arrested him.
al Maggie Glrrigan OF ingalls,, aged j
he years was fatally burned the other morn
As ing in the village school house about hal
lb mast y O'Clock The teacher was not pres
emit nor any OF the older pupils The III
he tie girl was standing near red-hot stow
en- when her clothes ignited, and there wa
TO no one present with presence OF MIND I
another the fames
he Thomas Pascoe was injured by fall {
Pill earth in the hematite mine in lshpemin
.th He was taken TO the hospital where /
tls. died two later
ere GOV. Luce, when called on TO addre
the Lansing humane society. told the
bel that he thought there should he soclei
Law tor "the prevention of cruelty TO COVE
nat nors, as they are sometimes driven to u
limit o. endurance"
OF w. l.. Mcclure and Eugene Chappele
is Fast saginaw, have purchased 10000
lrst feet of pine timber near Duluth. The CO
sideration was $1,000. Mr.. Mcclure
stin also negotiating for the purchase of
Of uO1.OO1 feet In the Duluth district, at
tie over e. stumpage.
" K The celebrated Chaplin mine case
ska been settled. The mine company pa
Lev. Bonfel S5J0O.
and Tommy Gambler and Mrs. Grover
d to Riga were recently mtrr,ed Tommy
on i wears old and the blushing bride 40.
Prof. Bailey of the agricultural coll
who will deliver a series OF lectures on no
not culture at Cornell university III Janua
The trial of Alfred Joslyn, the teac
Junk who killed Tom Morrison at Hender
u, 900 asst year, will begin at Corunna Deem
year H. Morrison visited the school TO W
Oak. the teacher for some grievance. Josl
CINE in his fright, drew revolver and 5
Morrison dead.
,arle. The contract or the three new buildi
Y has at the agricultural college-the dormlt'
q OO horticultural laboratory and departn
from building--was let at an aggregate estin
right of $4,000.
Among other things contributed 70
uring art loan exhloitioh 10 oe ueIu cru, III 10
tanE Harbor is a book printed in l'Ol, and {
,horo owned 10y William Penn. The book is
,ool,. owned 10y Mrs ) A. Wnaas.
Ii, Ainsworth a Co.'S new brick -four
~ no, feed building in Ypsianti, was bur
,zed aud destroyed by fire with the
80, - tents early the other morning. The
liquor IS heavy anu Par''a'iy s,
me be during ,ne inonV" y ,s.
onvic- we're but e'gh' uea'"s III - q
DR. law present poPuia''on VI s"e v's' :" -
preme at the rate Oh ilo''anV ,,,. 80" -
Prose last month 'he Average ''0 y ,o,
~ wul dent Of the place would be over 100 ,
No town in Michigan of equal siz'
!, com show a lower rate OF mortality Il
past month.